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saw that the dancin bucks was a-laugh-
in, though you'd never guess at that
by Jest listenin' to 'em.
you see. one of their fellows. think
in of course he'd have an easy job, had
rode into the corral to drive out the
stock. there was thirteen ridin' ponies
aud three or four colts. But there was
a customer in there that the Cheyenne
hadn't reckoned on. 1t was big jack.
Jest the uglicst. orneriest critter ever
you set eyes on. He never lowed any
stranger inside that corral II he could
help it, ar he gently could. an that
was one reason we KEEP him.
"wal, he'd got after Mr.. Cheyenne,
an he was goin'for him most savagely.
when we first saw the race, the
Injun was clear upon his p9ny's neck.
a-clinging for dear life. art the jack
was right up alongside. wit his jaws
wide open. The Cheyenne had lost
hold O. his reins. an was ie hangin'
over on the opposite side me horses
neck. an there they was goin' round
and round. the jack a rabbin' and
bitin' at thd Injun. an -brayin' an
souealin' tillzyou could Peerd him >
mile. An best Of PHI was that
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DIED.


aaasS.sr Vi George. ana MaIy Becterts ssed .Srss
years one months and twenty -eight Days
Little Bertha, blae-eyed darling.
sale beyond deaths dark, cold river,
Thou hast gained u crown Ia high heaven.
Br HkR tARksrs
Funeral takes place from her parents residence l4l7
Thirty sixth street. Sunday, At three O'Clock pm
oaioes a,n WILLIAM BURNSIDE IN the sair ~
Funeral from ms late residence $40 Fifth strsss
northwest sunday afternoon, Mt 80 O'Clock. kela.
.ves and friend. If the family are respectfully invited
~ COOPER On January 10th. 1887. At Providence
H Mss az Il H. ss o Nj bs sae
lntern.ent ct Rock Greek cemetery.
DOVE. On January 81, 1887, HARRIET DOVE
aged % years. County Sligo Ireland beloved wife Of
Her funor. VIII take place from her hate resideno.
ns s.ssas ana street a s9asnsss 8
Skhs oo sIEE n sa: s.1 q HI:
: ssss sSnaia Ss, q e ai,ena 'n'' 'N' ~
M IN WI ss
unerSl service from her late residence s2l stress
sS1 FIs:s county, :. u b.
KANE. On Friday. January n. 1857. MICHAEL
ssa MI s.. s:c :. RosA..
MAJ a e 9: ,ss:sss Z 1ssi 4sa3's
Oldest OF the late Henry G. aud Lncinda g. Msse
tiSeWu q 0eoFgetown, d. c.
sn: Va, E:S :d 5SSn ne rs.as.ss q c...:s
O'Clock pm.
o sssIs sn e 10y /; En-,
John Il. streets and Aalyina etrsstA
Rnessd peacefully away home on anruss vinn 20 III
bright world above % Join the Heavenly hosta.
Alfrsd little briehteysd dArtns fArs thss well; 1sS
tx1Als ere over;
Safe beyond ds.ths DARK cola rvsr thoa hast s.ssa
the Heaven1y ahora
FunsrG from pszspss' rs.aaspos loaa runsA steess
wv so xssz aAs 81 Issr,s 4. 4 s d b.
w, Voorhees,.
funGl Ssryisee ~ - s.llAssss. 1901 saxsse
IoEyA 8nutA La
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STIRRING THE SENATORS UP.
Mr.. Riddleberger Creates Great Excite
ment in Executive Session.

1t seems that Mr.. Riddleberger inspired the
debate in the secret session OF the Senate
yesterday with some animation. The British
extradition treaty being under discus
sion. Mr.. Rddleberger denounced it as
scheme to curry favor with British tyrants,
and said Senators need not hope to hide their votes
on the treaty. He declared that he would make it
his business to publish the vote regardless OF the
rules.
This started Messrs. Edmunds, Frye, Evarts and
others, who undertook to convince the Viryinta
Senator that he was amenable to the rules at all
times. Mr.. Rtddleberger defied the rules and said
he would dare the Senate to eXpel him for making
public votes that would sacrifice the principles Of
this government,
At one time several Senators were shouting at
the tops OF their voices. Their loud and angry
tones could be distinctly heard in the corridors
and adjoining committee rooms. So far as can be
learned the excited remarks were leveled at Mr..
Riddleberger and he was doing his best to shout
back ut four or i've Senators who were shouting at
him.
No vote was reached on the treaty
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Confirmation by the Senate.

COMBINATIONS by the Senate.
1t is learned that the Senate has confirmed
among others w. T. johnson, as postmaster at
published.
Also, the following nominations: W. Walling. OF
Indianapolis, to be consul at Leith; J. F. Lynch,
collector OF customs, MachiaS, Me-; Charles w.
With respect to the nomination OF James Frey,
to be postmaster at Sigourney, Iowa, in place OF
committee reported that no charges were made
affecting. the character for integrity OF
Mr. Morrison or in any way rejecting upon his
good name. He was suspended, the report de-
clares, because he is a member OF the republican
party, and his place was wanted for democrat.
lnaSmuch, however, as he does not desire to make
a contest for the place, the committee recon-
mended the confirmation OF his successor.
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MARRIED.

CLAYToN-BowEN. On Tuesday evening January
Ii Ia, 1887. by Rev. DIR Sunderland. LIZZIE BOMES
to JOSEPH CLAlION, OF Philadelphia, Pa.
HAlDEN-SULI1NAN. On JANUARY 18th, 1897 nj
ST. Aloysius church. by key. Fr. NOoian, THOMAS
DAMlAN HAYDEN, of Charles county, Md. To KATIE
A SULLIVAN, OF this city.
STINEMETZ-BIRD, On Tuesday, January H.
1857, 10y j. n Buck, pastor Nostrand ayerue Al
l. church, BENZ. III. sIlNEMETZ, ar, 10 MAGGIE
III. BIRD from the home VI the brides sstsx, Bruu-
n
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
registered. 1881 I 3D. liS s ssfsd
E s. 4. rsslsssrsS is5. biS S 1 lss, ASKED asked:
2; C. per imps. 6s, 1891. coin. 10 bid, III asked
IA asked 2o.year fund, ,8s, 1892, coin, 1ioSs;
S and Ss goG ss ns I'D
bid ~ ~, asked si Metr?politan railroad stock gs
asked Georgetown Gas, 35h bid National Metro
pohtan Insurance, G2 bid. Columbia Insurance,
10 asked. Board of Public Works. green S. go
bid. 81 asked. Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
Georgetown, 1884 bid Citizens National Bank,
Estate Title Insurance. IAN bid. Penn. Tel. CO.,
4Oa bid, "A asked. Chesapeake and Pot. Tel. Co.,
S45s bid, S6x asked. Panorama stock. 60 ssked
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NAVAL ORp1Rs.-Chief Engineer Geo. r. johnson,
ordered to duty - inspector Of the machinery be-
ing built for the govesnmeat at the Columbia Iron
works at Baltimore; Lieut.. W. Mclean, detached
from the Vermont and ordered 70 the Despatch;
and ordered 70 the st. Marys: Knsign Houston
EldEOdge, nom the match hydfoeaphic once at
New York and ordered 20 the Despatch; Chief En-
Iron works and ordered TO the League Island navy
Yar0.
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Treasury Del

Treasury Department. Appointments.
The foilowing-named persons, having served o
satisfactory probationary term OF six months
each, have received absolute appointments, viz:
LOUIS c. Weye, Of Ohio and Miss Amy E. VIII
bur, OF New York, to the 500 class In the Office Of
the Secretary, and Miss Salfe NJ Cartwright, OF
Massachusetts to the $500 class in the Office OF the
controller OF the currency
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AT OFFICIAL RECEPTIONS wear collars done up
with Electric Lustre SJaTcn.

SICK HEADACHE, LASGUoR AND MELANCHOLY
generally spring from torpid liver, a disordered
stomach cosllyeneSs, The distressing effects OF
Which Dr. Jaynes sentative Pills viii speedily
move; by their beneficial acIiOn on the hillary
organs they Will also lessen the likelihood or A
return.
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Attacking Gen. Boulauxer.

MENACE TO THE REPUBLIC.
PARIS, Jan. :,2.-.The journal des Debdts pub
fishes cOnspicuouSly a leading article denouncing
Gen. Boulanger as an associate OF the party OF
revolution and pr0nOuncing his presence in the
war office dangerous to the state and the repub-
lie.
The radical organs praise Gen. Boulanger and
accuse the opportunists OF conspiring the down.
!all OF the Goblet cabinet, which Is pronounced
imminent.
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Proposed street Extensions.
WHAT THE COMMISSIONERS PLANS ARE.

The Commissioner in their plan OF proposed
street extensions north OF the Boundary to be re-
ported to the Senate, will make only approximate
estimates OF the cost. Col. Ludlow says these
extensions, II carried out as planned, would
cost about $4,000. The Commissioners DO not
expect this work to be done at present, but will
urge merely that the lines Of the proposed eXten-
sion be established at once, and the work done as
necessity requires it In the future.
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In q communication to the House to-day the
Secretary OF the Interior states that there are
now detailed for duty In his ONCE "a employees
from the Pension oilice with salaries aggregating
amount to $9, $50: nom the General Land
Office, with salaries aggreaung $500. ana
one from the labor bureau, 0t q salary
OF s, 500, making total Of forty.three employees
whose salaries amount to s47,1S0 The Secretary
says these details have become necessary because
of the volume OF business accommodating In his ONCE
through which the business OF subordinate ofnces
must pass. He therefore recommends that items
be inserted In the appropnataon btu nor next year
providing for the force above stated.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan 22.-virginia Sizes con.
soliaated with coupon SO: do past due coupons
skies, old. 1247s bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Al, Re, Mp, Jan: 22-cotton easy, and dull
middling, 9sx. Flour dull and nominal. Wheat
southern steady and quiet western higher aud quiet;
southern red 94a9G; southern amber. 95a97; No;
y37s January, 93a93h; February, 9251a93N; May,
95aa95s. Corn firm and quiet -southern white Ala
a45a January. 47a454: February, 46Ha46a+ March.
steady and quet.sonfhern and PennsyiSaisis SASS:
western white, 31as9: western mixed, 35a36, Rye
copper refined quiet. 1O1al1; Whisky steady. f23a
e. S1 barrels $s309
ments-four, 2,2lz barrels wheat $4,000 bushels
Sales-wheat, "a 900 bushels corn Sc 600 bushela
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BUILDING MATERIAL IN THE
STREETS.
The District Commissioners Asked tt
Rescind their Recent Order.

Messrs. Motley Anderson. Jacob veihmyer Geo.
G. Cook, T. LangdOn and p. N. Dyer, the commit
tee appointed at the meeting held in Willard hall
last Monday, called on the Commissioners this
morning and requested them to rescind their order
of December Goth last, relative to the use of
streets for storage Of building material The three
District Commissioners and the building inspector
were present at the hearing. The committee pre-
that the order be rescinded for the reasons
that the order will materially add to
the cost Of each building erected; that
for building purposes from the foundation
OF the city to the present time without any mate
rial or pecuniary injury to public or private inter;
for building purposes the width of the street re-
naming will be more than the entire width OF
the delivery of material in limited quantities Will
prevent the employment OF large force OF me-
e anarn and me deprive great
that1n many cases, owing to the narrow parking,
1t viii be simply impossible to conform to this new
that the future OF the city demands the privilege
asked for and heretofore enjoyed. The committee
Also asked for amendments to the building regula-
tons. One providing that call material and rub
Dish shall be removed Immediately on the compile
ton OF each separate branch OF work, unless said
length OF time, when the inspector may direct the
owner or contractor to remove same.
the committee represented that the extra cost
per cent. They argued that II the Commissioners
more.
Messrs. Webb and Wheatley expressed desire
not to impose any restrictions which would in
crease the cost OF the building.
Col. Ludlow said the Commissioners had to con-
slider the convenience OF the public.
fas committee said that the old regulation was
piled with the Commissioners could and should
prosecute and punish the Offenders
CATTLE MEN CALL on TEE PREaIpzNT.
W. Smith. president OF the National Cattle GROW
ers' assooiations Mr. Towers Of Kansas City, and
Mr.. Sanders Of st. Louis had an interview with
Psesident Cleveland to-day, In relation to the
Congress. The gentlemen were introduced
represented to the pfssdent that the Consolidated
| cattle interests Of the country, including the
| pfoprietors OF the Chicago stock.yards, had
united in preparing the bin looking
| TO the suppression OF plearo- pneumonia among
cattle introduced in the6enate by Senator Miller
and In the House ~ delegate Carey Of Wyoming
the President who exhibitsd much interest IN the
subject and promised 70 give u careful eonadesS
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THR SUIT AGAINST w. h. BARNun.-The suit MED
to-day by Col. Wood against VIM. II. Bafnum has
no reference TO politics, but grows out Of services
Backbone" railroad and In connection with the
s1OO, 600 worth OF bonds over which there MAs q
controversy some few years ago.
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The Marquis Of Queensbcrry Divorced.
HE MAKES NO DEFENSE TO HIS WIPES CHARGES
AGAINST HIM.

EDINBURGH Jan. 22.-The court to-day granted q
decree or divorce to the Warehouses OF Queens
ground OF adultery. The evidence adduced showed
the marquis, after marriage, lived as bachelor in
st. James street, London; that his wife was never
there, but that a lady went frequently to the
apartments occupied by the marquis in st. James
street, dined there with him, and occupied the
same bedroom with him. The marquis made no
defense.
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Reported Sale Of Lincoln Hail Property
1t was reported this afternoon that the Lincoln
Hall property, at 9th and D Streets had been pur-
chased by JOnn Wanamaker, OF Philadelphia
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Nh. Cox CONTINUES 10 MPRovk-RepfesNhta
tive Cox sat up half hour this morning, and
his condition il still improving.
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AUCTION SALES.

HEADQUARTERS
FOR FAvORS ron THE GERMAN.
Many styles never before seen in this country
GAMES, GAMES, GAMES
HOME AMUSEMENTN HOME AMtJSEMrNTs
EVENING PASTIMES.
Extensive Dealer and Manufacturer OF
N0kSTED AND KNIT GOODS
INFANT OUTFITS
0H.s q PERT,
HS A03-405 7tb st. NV,
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ITO THE RESIDENTS IN THE VICINITY OF
set; Thomas and Iowa Circles-f beg leave to
orosr1 Tor flulnbanS aud 9ss Fittinw n, Y. NUONAk
ll<1 W ave-. sdtoi0iux the Portland. ol@-SEn
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District Government Affairs
KEEPING THE Srprrru cIrAx

DIStTICt 1GOVer0mOmt A1t01k06
KEEPING THE STREETS CLEAN.
The contractor for sweeping streets having got
behind hand in carttng OF the sweepings, the Com
put on TO help the work up, and about forty carts
were at work to-day removing the sweepings from
different sections OF the city.
BUILDING MATERIAL IN THE sTREETS
Building Inspector EntWiSle has received orders
from the District Commissioners to remove all
building material from all streets and alleys and
eight feet from the curb now found In the road
ways; and the inspector Is serving written notices
ordering the removed within three days from date
Of notice.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I,OR sAIE--CHEAp. IF TAKEN AT ONCE-THAT
IL very valuable and central Property fronting Judci
airy square nearly opposite City Hall; Groom, mod.
imp. brick. lot 2o.9xy9 to 24-foot alley.
Also fine Building Site on NJ st NV, 25x1o0. only
'vS n,hg sf A. Ss.rsr aaa r,,,,.. ,.o., %,
T,oR SALOON CAPITOL, mn. TWO SQUARES
IT from Capitol park and Pennsylvania cars, two
story and basement rooms and balm IN l. in rood
repair iron fence Small cash paympnt Price "A 900
TtI0S ~
ial5-2w Real Estate and Insurance lo16 y ST n W
NOR SALE
1928 Sth St nw................... i 600
81 IL 10th At n W 80 / 4fl0
22l q Ut, uw... 49, .,21
,.,o. JOHN e. BEALL CO.,
IHOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK HOUSE
II ten rooms modern Improvement north side Q,
PelTssR IXsh ana 2dst sts; ON easy terms
o :. AAAA4' A1.o %.
INOR SALOON + ST. NV, VALUABLE BUSI.
ness Property, substantial building containing 20
rooms. THOS q. HENSEI
jal5-2w Real Estate and Insurance, zoos K st, NV
I,OR sALE-MST. NV, 3-sTORY, IL RS. NJ. l.:
Il price $4,000.
n st NV cor h1u,e l:,rs IN price ala So1 WV
y T. ave, :I-story and cellar, iirs m l.; rs 500
Pa ave-. new .S-story and basement !,rs ii; x 800
st NV, 3story. Srs.. heated by furnace; $4,000
ST. story ana eei LAT srs.. NIL Soooo
AL va yfn III ~ HtNSry 1oocEs+n
- -.i.,9- 1oOo .. -
II 1+th and Riggs SITS 10 rooms fine cellar all mod
EN- var1 n on nd NIL De spid
AM EV 'o.S1 e a. f ""'0"' ""O Ia iSJm
80 I " !A
IfOR SALE-2 SMALL BRICKS BET. v AND. W
II and 18th and l4th W. renting $50: price,
a aniy $500 Il. easy terms WRIGHT BOLTON: 9Th
NOR SaIE-IIPoON pRESsEn- RRICK HOrTsE
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Hiding the Pinkerton Men.
THEY ARE NOW KEPT WELL IN THE BACKGROUND m
JERSEY CITY.

JERSEY CITY.
JERSEY CITY, n. j., Jan. 22.-The situation in
the coal strike at Weehawken, Hoboken and Jer-
sey City Is unchanged. All OF the PlnkertOn men
have been removed to the rear OF the Delaware,
Lackawanna and western railroads yards, and
none are now in view. Their places are filled by
Strict vigilance is observed, and no one without
pass is allowed to enter the yards. Piers 8, and
10 We're this morning worked by the labOrers. The
strikers keep very quiet and keep within doors.
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BOARDING.

'UNHE MCPHERSON HOUSE, CORNER OF 18th
4 ana sts. Is now open for the reception Of perms-
heht transient and table boarders.
ja20-3w' Mrs. NJ T. sOUTHAI.L.
EOR RENT-PLEASANT, WE'LL FURNISHED
Nooms, with or without Table Board; references
eNeh and required. 514 13tn st. NV. ocl6-4ms
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Knocked His Adversary Senselesss
SHORT AND SHARP GLOVE FIGHT AT WILMINGTON
LAST NIGHT.

A Chinese Transport Sunk.
ONE HUNDRED SOLDIERS AND SOME MANDARINs
DROWNED.
SHANGHAI, Jan. 22.-The British steamer Nepaul,
from London, cOllided with and sunk chinese
transport. One hundred soldiers and several man.
darinS were drowned.
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new YORK StOCk Market
The following the opening and 800 pm. prices
of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to II, H Dodge. 500 / 9th street:
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
A CABINET CRISIS AvHRTED.

A CABINET CRISIS AvERTED.
A Financial Arrangements made a
Paris Which Seems Acceptable
PARIS, JAM 22.-The cabinet has withdrawn the
supplemental budget for SIS ooo 600 introduced by
NJ. Dauphin, minister OF finance, and rejected by
the budget committee of the chamber OF deputies.
The ministry have accepted the committees pro-
posals, including that for an issue OF sexennial
cabinet crisis is now believed to be sSerted.
The White Plains Tragedy.
THE TWO DEAD THIEVES IDENTIFIED BIZ THEIR
BROTHER.
WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, Jan. 22.-James J. Iris
tram, IT., sievemaker at No. 1gS Water street, New
York, Identified the two dead thieves here this
10 and II respectively. He said the young mon
resided with their parents at No. 1907 Monroe
Tristram engaged in the wire business. James j.
quite in Contrast with the dead men. He says the
away only one night. He also said that they had
Deen working for him In the Water street shop,
but the condition OF their hands and general APP
They were poorly dressed, emaciated and tough
looking customers generally, while Mr.. Tristram,
IT, 5ne prGx IL every lar r.
and another one Of the family who accompanied
him; There are five brothers in the Tristram
ers was brother Of the two who got of here.
His name is Henry, and when he read the papers
giving an account Of the murder and subsequent
killing OF the murdererS, he remarked that the
latter were the missing John and ThOmas
Knocked His Adversary senseless.
SHORT AND SHARP GLOVE FIGHT AT WILMINGTON
LAST NIGHT.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan. GA glove fight of
short duration, but which was hot one while it
lasted, took place here last night between Tony
delphta. The fight was for eight rounds with four
ounce gloves. The first round was savagely fought,
second round Stannar got in a swinging blow
which caught his adversary on the neck and
Reagan fell to the floor Senseess. He was allowed
sixteen seconds to arise and, failing to respond,
the tight and money were awarded to Stannar.
A Chinese Transport Sunk.
ONE HUNDRED SOLDIERS AND SOME MANDARINS
DROWNED.
SHANGHAI, Jan. 22-The British steamer Nepaul.
from London, cOllided with and sunk Chinese
franSOOrt hundred md mo
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The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day accepted
the resignation OF Jas r Low civil engineer OF the
supervising architects ONCE, Treasury depart
ment The position s worth $500 per day.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoNRTER--The following
were the readings AT the signal ONCE to-day: 3 q
m, Al; a. ~, SO; IL a. u, ~; y. u, 81; maxi.
mum, 81: minimum, 80
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OFFICERS OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The appropriation for officers OF the public
schools is arranged thus: One superintendent Of
the first six divisions at salary OF 81 700, super
intendent Of the seventh and eighth divisions at
salary or 1850, clerk to the former at salary
81 200 and a clerk to the latter at salary OF
$500. The number Of teachers Is increased to $751;
at average salary OF $67O, provided that The
teacher OF music shall not be paid more than
81 800 per Year.
Teachers at day schools may teach night schools
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IL OIIy $3.50. splendid bargain
kNABE SQUARE PIANO:
Rosewood case richly carved legs and Tyre good tone
and in nice order will be sold at the low figure of go
cash. including handsome emb. and plush stool
both new.
Also several bargains in different makes of fine
Square Pianos but little used, monthly payments
nfH
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On cross-exarnination witness stated that with
Mr. Bean he had called at the district attorneys
Office and had Oh interview with Mr.. Coyle, who
gave him letter to Mr. Prince OF the Police Court.
He never procured peace warrant here, for his
experience at Hyattsv1lle was not satisfactory,
Miller continued his threats. He saw Miller two
months before this occasion, when he Jostled
against him at 9th and streets, but witness did
not resent il.
The cross examination OF the defendant lasted
till :35 O'Clock, when the court adjourned
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THE PIANO EXCHANGE wARERooMs,
A1sl Or.

(rOR SALE-A POOL TABLE IN FIRST-CLASS
Il condition Inquire at 23l5 Pennsylvania ay -2s
IrOR SALE-JUST ARRIVED % HORSES, AMONG
them some draft driving horses: also, few choice
brood Mares, which are for sale exchange ON most
reasonable terms. SCHLEGEL QUIGLEY. in rear
of 933 d st.n.w. iaJl-lws
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VvOR SALE -
II FINE NEW RESIDENCE
ON NINETEENTH STREET,
MAR DI.pDN'T CIRCLE

Three stories. basement aud attic; twelve rooms,
laundry and furnace ornamental wooden nantes with
plate mirrors ali the principal and fine
chandeliers and gas fixtures throughout the house.
Also ali modern cOnveuiences and the latest nprUS ed
plumbing
This is well built in every respect handsome
east street nicely parked and pave
concrete.
Price, sI3 1000. Terms one-fourth cash, balance on
accommodating terms
For permit to Inspect premises apply to
J. v y. HUYCK,
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